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Myron Orfield's new book, American Metropolitics, applies Ameregis' cutting-edge demographic research and state of the art mapping to the 25 largest metropolitan areas in the United States. Using maps and other methods to document social, racial, fiscal, land use, and political trends in the top 25 metropolitan areas in the nation, the book details the evolution of social and geographic stratification and wasteful development in the United States-and offers an alternative.
This book will go a long way toward altering the conventional views of the role, function, and composition of central cities and their suburbs. It explodes the lingering myth that suburbs are monolithic and points the way to new city/suburban alliances aligned around true self-interest rather than outmoded ideologies and divisions.
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*Regional Policy Supplements
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These brochures apply the messages of American Metropolitics to select metropolitan areas, highlighting social and fiscal trends in each place.
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 You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these maps. If you do not currently have it, get it here.
Please note: The files range from about .5 to 2 MB and may take several minutes to download, depending on your connection.
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